This 9 Patch Amish quilt is heavily hand quilted, and, the fabrics are beautiful. What we like best about this traditional pattern is that every time you look at a good 9 Patch quilt you see something you haven’t noticed before! In this particular quilt, the lighter patches appear to be floating above the 9 patches. (You can study these quilts and you’ll always be surprised. (Item 2186)
Approximate dimensions: 102″ X 114″ – $1,250.00
How about a little bit of kitchen art? Our table runners are made by the same makers of our large and baby quilts. Made entirely of dye fast cottons, fully handmade.
Approximate dimensions: 23″ X 51″ – $125.00
Handwoven Amish table runner. Sturdy, heavy duty and beautiful! Created by the same weavers who make our accent rugs.
Approximate dimensions: 19″ X 51″ – $145.000
Here’s a Double Wedding Ring baby quilt that has been scaled down to baby size. Dye fast fabrics are a mix of solids and prins over a white background. The edges are scalloped and hand bound. Hand quilted hearts are featured in the centers of the rings.
Approximate dimensions: 50″ X 65″ – $290.00
This Amish 9 Patch is the most, by far, traditional Amish quilt that we have had. The colors are Amish. These are the colors the Amish wear. No patterns. No frivolity. Solids. But wow is this quit a beauty, and, it stands out! It is radiant yet very peaceful. More: you are watching the sun set over a lake, through the trees, clear sky turning to dusk. These are the colors of nature. It can’t be better (we love this quilt). Extra small 9 patches. Beautifully made.
Approximate dimensions: 106″ X 112″ – $1,350.00
This Bargello pattern is referred to as a “flame stitch” and is typically stitched into canvas and used to make upholstery. In this case, a traditional Bargello pattern was adapted to create the Amish quilt you see here. The maker used a variety of solid and print fabrics to contrast within a complex pattern and create what appears to be three dimensional depth. Her quilting within the main part of the quilt emphasizes the flame stitch by mirroring the peaks and valleys of this Bargello pattern. (Item 2192)
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 109″ – $1,250.00
This quilt pattern changes, depending upon how you look at it. It can be seen as flowers with four or eight petals, or, one is reminded of a large flock of blackbirds taking off or settling in a tree. There is constant movement and it’s a beautiful pattern, accomplished by some gorgeous piecing of nothing but triangles. This quilt is entirely black and a creamy unbleached cotton, and the sharp contrast between dark and light is what creates the fluid negative and positive interchange of spaces.
There is also a weave – almost like a woven basket – that becomes prominent when the quilt is viewed on a diagonal. This quilt pattern is called Arachne’s Quilt after the master weaver who, in Greco-Roman mythology, challenged Athena to a weaving contest. For this hubris, Arachne was changed into a spider: the greatest weaver of all.
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 110″– $1,030.00 Price Reduction: $875.00 SOLD
A set of new handwoven Amish place mats. Versatile and beautiful! Made by the same person who makes our handwoven rugs.
Approximate dimensions: 13″ X 17″ – $100.00 (set of four) – $100.00
A set of new handwoven Amish place mats. Versatile and beautiful! Made by the same person who makes our handwoven rugs.
Approximate dimensions: 13″ X 18″ – $100.00
This patchwork Lone Star is so countrified. So authentic. It’s like it belongs in an old country house with a thatched roof, nestled into an old growth garden. We deeply love this quilt. It has taught us that occasionally a masterpiece quilt is made that is more than fabrics, pattern, piecing and quilting. Yes, more than any of these aspects: It is high art. It is magic. It will coat the way moss covers a tree limb or rock. This is one of the heaviest and most luxuriously soft quilts we have handled. It will become part of you.
Approximate dimensions: 96” X 110” – $1,050.00
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If you love and appreciate embroidery, this is the quilt for you. The maker created this piece so that every detail is intriguing and she uses different colors of embroidery thread to cross stitch each block. This adorable Baby Animals quilt depicts bunnies, squirrels and teddy bears next to blocks numbered 1, 2 and 3 and initialed A, B and C.
Approximate dimensions: 44″ X 56 – $250.00
Ours is an innovative twist on a traditional Boston Common Amish quilt pattern. The maker took the pattern and literally turned it on its side. So, rather than a rectangular pattern, the Boston Common quilt pattern is in a diamond shape. And, rather that piece a diamond of the same colors in the inner space of this quilt, she hand appliqued and embroidered a heart shaped wreath of flowers – complete with butterflies. And apparently this wasn’t enough! On our Boston Common Amish quilt the maker also embroidered and appliqued a garland of flowers at the head, foot and sides of this quilt to compliment the central wreath. Finally, there’s so much hand quilting in our Boston Common Amish quilt, we don’t know where to tell you to look first!
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 106″ – $1,275.00
We believe this beautiful quilt describes the journey of those seeking to escape slavery by traveling to and reaching the northern states and beyond into Canada.
In the middle of the quilt burns a traditional 8-pointed Amish star: a star of faith, conviction and courage. In order to avoid detection and recapture, escapees had to travel at night. They relied upon the stars to point the way north, as represented by the stars that ring the quilt. After the inner Amish star is the pattern Drunkard’s Path which represents the evasive maneuvers taken to avoid detection. Like the rivers and streams followed by escapees, the Drunkards Path is meandering and winding. This is a strong, beautiful Amish textile. (Item 2171)
Approximate dimensions: 101″ X 112″ – $1350.00
Here are two new handmade, hand quilted pillows – inserts are included. The colorful panel of each pillow is a vintage batik c1990’s of an orchid in bloom. The batik panels were found in a fair-trade store in the same community as the Amish who make our other items. The hand quilted floral and twist patterns were marked from handmade templates, c1950’s. A beautiful mix of vintage and new! Priced for the PAIR.
Approximate dimensions: 14” X 18” – $120.00 (for the pair)
Our Spin Star Amish quilt is both beautiful and contemporary. Take a look at the first border of mini spinning stars and the complexity of these shapes: how they are pieced and constructed. What’s great is that you can clearly see the geometry because this Spin Star quilt is entirely in shades of back and white. The fabrics are so well chosen. Even the white fabric is a shadow pattern. (Item 2264)
Approximate dimensions: 101″ X 112″ – $1,325.00
Ascribed to the Drunkards Path Quilt pattern are several meanings: the Drunkards Path was meant to symbolize a drunk’s staggering walk. So these these quilts were made to promote the abolition of alcohol. Thus, the pattern became prominent in the late 19th century. Earlier this pattern was associated with the Underground Railroad: the pattern, by mapping routes and marking safe houses, was used to help escaping slaves find their way to freedom. One thing is certain, this pattern presents quilters with a challenge. The zigzag pattern made of curved pieces of fabric is difficult for all but experienced quilters.
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 111″ – $1,100.00
A multi-colored whirling, swirling Spinning Star . . . it’s all about motion and color which in life leads inevitably to serene, calm and enjoyment.
Approximate dimensions: 98″ X 114 – $950.00
How about a little bit of kitchen art? Our table runners are made by the same makers of our large and baby quilts. Made entirely of dye fast cottons, fully handmade.
Approximate dimensions: 18″ X 46″ – $140.00
How about a little bit of kitchen art? Our table runners are made by the same makers of our large and baby quilts. Made entirely of dye fast cottons, fully handmade.
Approximate dimensions: 15″ X 52″ – $85.00
How about a little bit of kitchen art? Our table runners are made by the same makers of our large and baby quilts. Made entirely of dye fast cottons, fully handmade.
Approximate dimensions: 19.5″ X 45″ – $140.00
How about a little bit of kitchen art? Our table runners are made by the same makers of our large and baby quilts. Made entirely of dye fast cottons, fully handmade.
Approximate dimensions: 20″ X 45″ – $135.00
Handwoven Amish table runner. Sturdy, heavy duty and beautiful! Created by the same weavers who make our accent rugs.
Approximate dimensions: 14” X 50” – $75.00
Amish Folded Star Pot Holders
Our Amish made potholders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. Each potholder is hand bound. The many layers of fabric make this potholder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics.
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ – $30.00 (for the pair)
The Courthouse Steps quilt pattern is another variation of a Log Cabin. The red paisley material has been cut into logs. The resulting texture is thick and lush! Such an incredible work: the black logs run perpendicular to the red logs, and, they are so perfectly locked into the red logs. Do the black logs recede? Or do they float on the red? A large king size quilt for a king size bed. We love this quilt!
Approximate dimensions: 110″ X 112″ – $1,275.00
Wow, folks. A Winters Night. We haven’t had a Winters Night quilt in almost 5 years. Love the pattern. Love the geometry. Great fabrics and always Amish world class piecing and hand quilting. In this quilt, the pattern and the fabrics especially stand out: because, while this quilt is full of motion it has a quietude. You know that during the night quiet while snow is falling, or the quiet of an early morning after a snowy night? This has it.
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 114″ – $1,200.00
Applique quilts are difficult to make and time consuming to finish, so we seldom have them in the shop. This Country Garden quilt is filled with hand cut and appliqued flowers, buds, leaves, branches and bows. The maker chose shades of blue and hand appliqued all elements over a light background for contrast. She also appliqued garlands of flowers around the borders and on the portion of the quilt that will cover your pillows. The entire quilt is heavily quilted with some very precise and tiny stitches.
Approximate dimensions: 104″ X 11
This pattern, Courthouse Steps, is a variation on a traditional Log Cabin pattern. The black fabric is patterned and the white fabric is shadow patterned, and, there are pops of burgundy. So instead of a very modern looking quilt, we have a quilt that is delicate and rich like an older quilt while it also retains the austerity of a contemporary quilt. Unusual, beautiful, brilliant. This quilt is for a king size bed.
Approximate dimensions: 109″ X 114″ – $1,275.00
This is a beautiful Amish Patchwork king size Amish quilt. Even the sash is patchwork-y: a double Patchwork! A flower patterned fabric was also used for the sash work and binding. The fabrics are well chosen; overall the quilt is fertile and rich. The back of the quilt is a ruby color fabric. Best of all, the quilter used a high-loft batting which is rare because this type of batting makes it much hard to hand quilt. So this quilt is thick, heavy, soft, warm and cuddly . . . a perfect quilt in all ways, always!
Approximate dimensions: 108” X 110” – $1,100.00
This variation on a Broken Star quilt pattern (and sometimes called a Fan Star) is called a Chrysalis Star. The maker used an array of print and solid fabrics and pieced them from dark to light to dark again. The quilt’s light background both contrasts and compliments the pattern and the fabrics. This Broken Star quilt is a stunner, with feathered wreaths and garlands hand quilted patterns throughout. (Item 1064)
Approximate dimensions: 103″ X 117″ – $1,375.00
Our Lone Star Amish quilt is well pieced and hand quilted. The central star of this quilt is created by sewing together hundreds of small diamond-shaped pieces of fabric. Have a look at the diamonds the maker used to create the central star and you can easily see that every diamond is hand quilted on each of it’s four sides. That’s a lot of hand quilting! It’s also easy to see that our Lone Star Amish quilt is covered with precise and tiny hand quilted stitches. A central star pattern is difficult to execute. This one is a beauty made up of a gorgeous mix of earth tone and jewel tone fabrics.
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 112″ – $1,275.00
Our fans and friends who really know us are well aware that we have this “thing” about quilts as art: We’re easily riled when someone calls a quilt an “arts and crafts” item, or describes a quilt or quilt maker as “crafty.” We are firm believers that quilts truly are art!
Our first Pineapple Log Cabin quilt in ages!
Detail of Pineapple Log Cabin quilt
After a very long spell we recently we received one Pineapple Log Cabin quilt. Then, very shortly thereafter, a second. There aren’t many makers of this pattern. It’s a lot of very small pieces of fabric, making it unwieldy and enormously time consuming to piece. All those little pieces result in a hand-quilting nightmare. It took years to find a maker willing to take on the task and now we get a Pineapple Log Cabin quilt in once every 18 or so months. As you can imagine, we were happy to have two!
Pineapple Log Cabin in its gorgeous forever home!
We sold one of our Pineapples immediately – to one of the nicest and kindest people we’ve met since starting this business. We’re always happy when one of our quilts goes to a good home and this Pineapple went to one of the best. The buyer loves her quilt and put it to good use immediately. She took this picture and sent it to us. We wanted to share this with you because think you’ll agree that this is one really good-looking quilt!
With respect to Amish textiles, color and pattern bear significance. Color significance can include:
Multi-color Star Spin Quilt
Pattern significance can include:
Heirloom Quilt central medallion detail
Feathered heart hand quilted detail
Our thick pile rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 27″ X 45″ – $140.00
Our rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 26″ X 41″ – $100.00
Our rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 25″ X 35″ – $100.00
Our rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 26″ X 38″ – $100.00
Our thick pile rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 27” X 42” -$140.00
Our thick pile rugs are loomed by hand. They feel great underfoot . . . and they are beautiful!
Approximate dimensions: 27″ X 40″ – $140.00
This hand loomed scatter rug is a tight weave, color fast and very rugged.
Approximate dimensions: 27″ X 40″ – $140.00
This hand loomed scatter rug is a tight weave, color fast and very rugged.
Approximate dimensions are 27″ X 48 – $105.00
Our Amish made potholders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. Each potholder is hand bound. The many layers of fabric make this potholder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics.
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ – $30.00 (for the pair)
Here’s a Double Wedding Ring baby quilt one has been scaled down to baby size. This quilt was created using calico fabrics in shades of pink, yellow and green. Fabrics are dye fast and pieced over a white background. The edges are scalloped and hand bound. Hand quilted flowers are featured in the centers of the rings.
Approximate dimensions: 42″ X 53″ – $275.00
Please note that there is no hanging loop at the back of this quilt. Also note that the photos are representative of this quilt pattern, but please remember that all quilts are different.
Block Quilt Patterns
Tumbling Blocks Amish Quilt
Block patterns are the purest and most prevalent of pieced quilts. When you think of traditional block patterns consider the variations: the Tumbling Blocks pattern, the many variations on a Nine Patch pattern, the Pinwheel pattern, the Snail Trail pattern, the Irish Chain and of course the numerous Patchworkquilts patterns we all know. Block patterns are deceptively difficult to make because the quilter must perfectly piece every aspect of every block in the pattern. It’s said that block patterns are
Postage Stamp Amish Quilt
popular among hand quilters because they leave nice open spaces in which to show off the maker’s hand quilting. Block patterns are popular among quilt lovers because the patterns lend themselves to a wide variety of color combinations and fabrics.
Amish Schoolhouse Quilt
Our Postage Stamp Amish quilt is a great example of how the quilter’s use of color and fabric can create an interesting variation on a traditional Nine Patch quilt pattern.
A Wholecloth quilt is also referred to as an Heirloom or white-on-white quilt and is hand quilted in varied patterns. A few popular Wholecloth patterns include the Feathered Pineapple, the Amish Star and the Queen Anne Star. Admirers of this style of quilt often assume that this traditional and desirable pattern originated in the United States during “pioneer” days. In truth, the origins of Wholecloth quilt patterns go back further than you might think.
Examples of prized Wholecloth quilts are found within European royal houses as early as the 17th century. By the mid-1700’s the middle class was ordering Wholecloth quilts for their own homes. It was said that to own something that required such a high standard of workmanship was a sign of affluence.
By the mid 18th century this pattern had worked its way to American shores, sometimes in conjunction with the “trapunto” technique: a decorative stuffing or padding of quilted areas producing a raised surface.
As for Amish hand quilted Wholecloths, only the most accomplished hand quilters and pattern makers can create Wholecloth quilts. Wholecloth patterns typically take twice the time it takes to create a patchwork quit. Some require 1,000 or more yards of thread to complete the extensive hand quilting. We once sold a king size Heirloom in which 1,400 years of thread were used!
Rare and unusual Pineapple Wholecloth Amish quilt
This unique Pineapple Wholecloth quilt was created using a seamless piece of unbleached muslin that is off-white in color. We have had this quilter’s Feathered Pineapple quilts in the past, but this quilt is one of a kind. It contains more quilting, a wider array of patterns of varying difficulty and is overall a much more intricate design. We love the way that this quilt drapes – be sure to have a look at the photos of the sides and borders of this quilt. Quilting is precise and tight. This quilt maker’s skills are off the chart. This could be the most beautiful wholecloth we’ve ever had.
Approximate dimensions: 113″ X 114″ – $1,800.00
Double Wedding Ring Quilts
Physical examples of double ring (or Double Wedding Ring) patterns in textiles can be found in museum collections dating as early as 1825. However, double interlocking circles, much like those seen in Double Wedding Ring quilt patterns, can be found on Roman cups dating back as to the 4th century 
A.D. This unique and difficult to execute pattern also carries names as varied as Rainbow, Endless Chain, King Tut and Friendship Knot.
This pattern is comprised of arc shaped pieces of fabric that are either cut from 
one piece of fabric or many small pieces sewn together to create an arc. Quilters with a good eye for color typically place contrasting colors at the point where the arcs meet. A quilter’s piecing 
combined with her hand quilted details give the rings depth and movement.
As well as being among the most difficult and time consuming patterns to execute, applique quilt patterns are among the oldest. Applique quilt and blanket fragments have been found dating back as far as 1066 in England (the oldest surviving fragment is actually Egyptian and dates to 980 B.C.).
The word “applique” comes from the French and literally means “applied” or “fastened to”. Different cultures have used this technique for everything from family crests to depicting familiar flowers, animals and other items seen in daily life.
In the case of Amish applique quilts, once decided upon, the design is freehand cut and then hand sewn, piece-by-piece, to a quilt face. The quilter then hand quilts around each element to give it height and texture. A beautiful example of a quilt pattern with a rich history (and favored by quilters) is the Rose of Sharon Lily of the Valley quilt. Our photos illustrate how the edges of every element, no matter how tiny, are turned under, then appliqued onto the quilt face with even hand stitches.
While an applique quilt is time consuming to create, we certainly think it’s well worth the wait!
How about a little “kitchen art” for your home?
These Amish made potholders were created utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. they are bound by hand. The many layers of fabric make these potholders a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics. Item 4
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ – $35.00 (for the pair)
How about a little “kitchen art” for your home?
Our Amish made potholders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. The many layers of fabric make this potholder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Our pot holders are created using quit grade cotton fabric.
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ (each) – $35.00 (for the pair)
The story of the Stars Over the Georgetown Path quilt pattern is quite interesting. Folklore suggests that this beautiful quilt pattern describes the journey of those seeking to escape slavery by traveling to and reaching the northern states and beyond into Canada.
In the middle of the quilt burns a traditional 8-pointed Amish star: a star of faith, conviction and courage. In order to avoid detection and recapture, escapees had to travel at night. They relied upon the stars to point the way north, as represented by the stars that ring the quilt. After the inner Amish star is the pattern Drunkard’s Path which represents the evasive maneuvers taken to avoid detection. Like the rivers and streams followed by escapees, the Drunkards Path is meandering and winding. This is a strong, beautiful Amish textile.
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 110″- $1,300.00
The quilt maker is clearly accomplished with regard to the difficult task of sewing together curved pieces of fabric. An interesting point about this Winners Circle Amish quilt is that the maker didn’t create the curves from two sewn-together pieces of half curves. All curves are one piece of fabric. She hand quilted all of the pattern’s edges and in the open space between the circles, she hand quilted a feathered wreath. The maker chose a green calico print fabric and pieced it over a light background fabric. We think this is a perfect combination of colors, which also makes the the points, curves and circles of this pattern stand out.
Approximate dimensions: 100″ X 105″ – $1,030.00 SOLD
Anyone who loves a traditional Double Wedding Ring pattern will love this pattern. The Winners Circle is an interesting variation on traditional conjoined ring quilt patterns. The maker is a pro at the difficult task of sewing together curved pieces of fabric. An interesting point about this quilt is that she didn’t create the curves from two sewn-together pieces. All curves are one piece of fabric. She hand quilted all edges and in the open space between the circles, she hand quilted a flower. (Item 2155)
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 108″ – $1,275.00
Stunningly hand quilted and pieced with inhuman perfection, it’s the fabrics of this Radiant Star that capture the attention. The center coalesces into airborne pollen or oceanic plankton that nourishes more complex organisms until reaching molten depths . . . only for the pattern to arrive full circle where it began and begins again. Our Radiant Star Amish quilt is abstract poetry, eye music. (Item 2231)
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 110″ – SOLD
Our pair Amish made potholders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. Each potholder is backed with unbleached muslin is hand bound. The many layers of fabric make this potholder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics, this potholder is a mix of paisley and calico prints in shades of black, green and gold.
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ (each) – $30.00 for the pair
Our Amish made potholders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. Each potholder is hand bound. The many layers of fabric make this potholder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each potholder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics. Item 22
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ – $35.00 (for the pair)
Our Amish made folded star pot holders are made utilizing various layers of fabric folded over and over. Each pot holder is backed with unbleached muslin is hand bound. The many layers of fabric make this pot holder a great and functional decorative item. They look great in your kitchen and protect your hands, kitchen and dining surfaces from heat damage. Each pot holder has a loop for hanging. Created using quilt grade cotton fabrics, this potholder is a mix of blues, ivory and greens.
Approximate dimensions: 7.25″ X 7.25″ – $19.00
T
he Old Order Amish are the largest group of Amish in America, and, in the world. There is no organization that holds these people together. Rather, they are linked by their faith and traditions.
The Old Order Amish are conservative, non-reform and non-progressive. We understand them by seeing them as entirely “off-grid.” They choose to be separate from the rest of us (off-grid) in order not to be distracted from their faith and from their way of life.
Our Old Order Amish friends love to laugh. They shop at WalMart, will ride a train or call a non-Amish friend for a ride in a car. They will not operate a film camera but if shown how to use an iPad, will do so 
with enjoyment. They don’t have telephones, but 
if you leave a message the neighbor next door, they will return your call.
Their children are attentive, sweet and shy. When our Amish friend took her grandchildren for ice cream she had a large banana split. When this friend’s son was ill, he was brought to Pittsburg’s best hospital for tests.
Ted and Karen Milton
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This beautiful and visually rich Amish Flower Garden quilt is unusual because there are no light colored fabrics used to separate or form a border around the flowers. Hence the lush and abundant feel of this Flower Garden quilt. The sash fabric is red stars on white and the backing fabric is off-white. The maker hand quilted ribbons and bows along the sash. While most would consider this quilt to be for a Queen size bed, it is shown on a king and it looks great. A quilt can be large enough to be a bedspread and smaller if used as a blanket. We don’t discriminate. This Flower Garden quilt may be the happiest quilt in America . . . or anywhere.
Approximate dimensions: 88” X 94” -$ 975.00
This quilt may be underappreciated because the images we have are limited. Have a look at the close ups of the Giant Dahlia: the fabric in the dahlia’s center is whimsical and has movement. The center is set off by a solid navy, but what follows are three rings of petals comprised of subtle blue patterned fabrics. The last close up shows more clearly the outer petals of the Giant Dahlia. The superb hand quilting on the white fabric supports the architecture of the Giant Dahlia, which is another difficult quilt to make. There are curves within sewn-together curves which the maker must piece perfectly to create the Giant Dahlia pattern. (Item 2200)
Approximate dimensions: 102″ X 115″ – SOLD
This Mariners Star Amish quilt is regal, stately and tranquil. (Of course it’s expertly made: piecing and quilting are impeccable.) It’s beauty and tranquility, however, come from the fabrics chosen for this quilt. Together they give off a hue seen before sunrise or after sunset. The peaceful and still moments well known to a mariner.
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 112″ – SOLD
The artist created this Nine Patch baby quilt in an array of traditional Amish colors. She used various shades of red, blue, green and purple to create the alternating Nine Patch Squares. The background fabric of this quilt is black and contrasted with teal sash work. A hand quilted rope pattern fills the border to complete this gorgeous baby quilt.
Approximate dimensions: 38″ X 46″ – $250.00 SOLD
The artist created this Nine Patch baby quilt in an array of traditional Amish colors. She used various shades of red, blue, green and purple to create the alternating Nine Patch Squares. The background fabric of this quilt is black and contrasted with purple sash work. A hand quilted rope pattern fills the border to complete this gorgeous baby quilt.
Approximate dimensions: 38″ X 46″ – $250.00 SOLD
Interesting 9 Patch Infant quilt over a rich black background.
The artist created this Nine Patch infant quilt in an array of traditional Amish colors. She used various shades of red, blue, green and purple to create the alternating Nine Patch Squares. The background fabric of this quilt is black and contrasted with dark green sash work. A hand quilted rope pattern fills the border to complete this gorgeous baby quilt.
Approximate dimensions: 38″ X 46″ – $250.00
The artist created this Nine Patch infant quilt in an array of traditional Amish colors. She used various shades of red, blue, green and purple to create the alternating Nine Patch Squares. The background fabric of this infant quilt is deep blue and contrasted with black sash work. The solid blue squares between the Nine Patch squares are embellished with hand quilted hearts. A twist pattern is hand quilted in the black sash work of the quilt. A hand quilted rope pattern fills the border to complete this gorgeous baby quilt.
Approximate dimensions: 38″ X 46″ – $250.00 SOLD
This is a gorgeous 9 Patch Amish quilt, with a little extra! The maker used a wide array of earth tone colors and fabrics. A “typical” 9 Patch Amish quilt has open space between the colorful Patch squares. In the case of this quilt, the quilter took the extra step of placing appliqued hearts in each open square – all in colors and fabrics that coordinate with the 9 Patch squares. There is so much hand quilting in this quilt. In addition to hand quilting around every appliqued heart, you’ll see that every side of each of the 9 squares of fabric that make up 9 Patch squares is hand quilted.
Approximate dimensions: 99″ X 110″ – $1,250.00
This past summer has given us beautiful flowers: dahlias, cosmos, zinnias, black-eyed Susans, which we picked so that we have had a beautiful vase of flowers for our kitchen. Until yesterday, we were missing these flowers which we wouldn’t see again until next year. Now we are OK! We have this beautiful Amish Flower Garden quilt with the same rich colors that nature provides. May this quilt give you this same warm comfort. And, by the way, this is a queen size quilt that looks just right on a king size bed (as pictured).
Approximate dimensions: 96″ X 101″ – $1,o25.00
Our Amish 9 Patch Calico quilt is perfectly pieced. The maker hand quilted all four sides of each square of calico fabric. Every 9 Patch square is set off by adjacent squares, in which the maker hand quilted flower medallions. The hand quilted squares nicely compliment the colorful 9 Patch squares. The wide border of the quilt is heavily hand quilted on all sides.
Approximate dimensions: 96″ X 110″ – $1,100.00
